Tag Archives: shadows

Photo Observation

Posted on February 25, 2017 by previousstudent

Photo: Shigeo Fukuda ‘sculpture’; found on intradayfun.com, http://intradayfun.com/2015/09/shigeo-fukuda-intricately-stacks-piles-of-trash-that-create-deceptive-shadows/ Theme: shadows I like shadows because of their ability to be illusive and deceptive.  My favorite shadows are the ones like this photo – advanced shadow puppets, taking one item and using it … Continue reading →

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Lighting Observation #3

Posted on February 17, 2017 by previousstudent

16th of February, 10:00pm , Enterprise 13th floor lounge. Objective description: the dim lights from the night outside dimly cast across the walls through large windows. Subjective description: Imposing black shadows stretch across the walls of the room, crating a … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation

Posted on April 29, 2016 by previousstudent

Link: http://hoovischer.com/lighting/?octopus Description: This photo plays with the silhouettes of the actors during the scene. The two men are both present but you can only really see the shadow of the man in the doorway while there is moonlight beaming down on … Continue reading →

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Lighting Ob #8

Posted on March 16, 2016 by previousstudent

3/16/2016, 2:29pm, Quad outside of Lowe Objective: The only light given out here is natural sunlight coming from directly above Emily Low hall. Subjective: The light gives the ultimate feeling of summer. The sun is shining very brightly yet there … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation 7: White Christmas Hot Spot

Posted on March 9, 2016 by previousstudent

My camera automatically took this photo while I was filming a community theatre production of White Christmas back home in Maryland. The theme is “single source; artificial light.” There is only one light on the actor at this point in … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation

Posted on March 3, 2016 by previousstudent

Photo taken by: me This is a picture of my house around Christmas time. I find it very interesting that the light that is shining on the holy family on the left casts an interesting shadow onto my house. The … Continue reading →

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Lighting Observation 2

Posted on February 2, 2016 by previousstudent

Date: 2/2/16 Time: 3:00pm Location: Mineola LIRR Train Station Objective Description: All natural light, the sun was shining to my back and there were no clouds in the sky. My shadow cast out long in front of me without any … Continue reading →

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Light Observation #1

Posted on February 5, 2015 by Rychard

1) 2/5/2015, 7pm, My apartment NYC. 2) Dark room, light coming in through frosted window from street lamp through tree. 3) Sitting in my darkened kitchen on the 3rd floor I stare out the window partially covered with frost, a … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation – #5

Posted on February 27, 2014 by previousstudent

1.  2. http://www.dagogarciaprod.com/dreamlike-lighting-design-computer_8252.htm 3. Dreamlike 4. It is the crack of dawn on a desolate beach, and the sun has begun to light up the deep blue sky.  Shining over the horizon, rays of red, orange and yellow cast down upon … Continue reading →

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Photo Observation #2: Single Light Source/Shadows

Posted on February 7, 2013 by previousstudent

Photo from taheny.com/2006/09/summer-rain-and-candles.htm Theme: Single Light Source/Shadows This picture really jumped out at me because the lighting is similar to that of a sunrise, which was our assignment last week. The most intense source of the light is in the … Continue reading →

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